Gulf Coast oil disaster: Photos

On Sunday, June 6, 2010, a memorial built by Patrick Shay and his neighbors in Grand Isle, Louisiana, shows the many things affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Workers remove small globs of oil Sunday that have washed up in Pensacola Beach, Florida, from the Gulf of Mexico.

Workers hired to clean oil from the public beach pass decontamination brushes across a Tiger Dam inflatable barrier Sunday in Grand Isle.

Beachgoers look at sticky brown oil globs that washed up overnight onto the white sand of Pensacola Beach on Saturday, June 5, 2010.

Shawn Luzmoor wears a gas mask and holds a sign reading, "Drill, Baby, Drill!" Saturday in Pensacola, Florida.

Workers at the Patriot Environmental Services staging and decontamination area in Theodore, Alabama, on Saturday repair and clean oil retention booms used to protect the shoreline from the oil slick.

A bird rescue team positions itself to try to capture oil-stained brown pelicans on Queen Bess Island near Grand Isle on Saturday.